Reply to "D3 recruits may be able to sign commitment letters soon."

Midlo Dad10,000+ posts

"If you read the article it indicates the the NCAA will make this a ceremonial document that is non binding. To me this is fine, kids can sign and enjoy the process if they want. As noted by BLD at least in baseball much of the DIII recruiting comes after the signing period anyway."

Well, that takes care of my initial concerns.

Now I'm just concerned that the indulgent, helicopter parent, "everyone gets a trophy" attitude has infected the NCAA's offices. Like they weren't mentally afflicted enough as it is.

11/16/1410:48 AM

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